Campus Eye Center

That means a consistent and quality individual or family eye care throughout every stage of your life.

Unlike other eye health care centers who only have a single eye doctor on staff, our team can handle everything from routine exams to eye disease management, treatment, and surgery.

It’s true that macular degeneration usually occurs in mature adults as a consequence of our eyes’ natural aging process. And this means macular degeneration is generally discussed with the qualifier “age-related.” For the purposes of today’s article, we will answer some of the most common questio...

For over 40 years, Campus Eye Center has focused our Lancaster County practice on building a team of experts—ophthalmologists, optometrists, nurses, and eye care technicians to handle every aspect of your eye health care needs.

At Campus Eye Center, each ophthalmologist on our team is board-certified by the American Board of Ophthalmology.

Our team is made up of experienced, board Certified MD's, ophthalmologists and doctors of optometry to provide an excellent continuum of care from routine eye exams to advanced treatment options and surgical procedures.

We have an attitude of gratitude towards our patients for allowing us to participate in their care. Our goal is to exceed expectations in all aspects of our care.

If your child has been diagnosed with strabismus—a relatively common eye condition in children in which the eyes are not aligned—you likely have a lot of questions about treatment options. Your child’s ophthalmologist has probably mentioned patching or trying out glasses in an attempt to straight...

To protect, preserve and improve the vision of those we serve utilizing a patient-centered practice approach characterized by outstanding clinical, technical, surgical and personal expertise and service.